For the FHE project, this is my attitude when leading people, three heartfelt points:

**First, if you’re going to follow, follow all the way—hesitation is worse than not coming at all.**
In crypto, it’s all about patience and execution. I’ve seen too many people with the same problem—they want to make money but are afraid of getting burned. After two days of gains, they start dreaming about getting rich, and as soon as there’s a pullback, they panic and ask, “Should I get out now?”
Honestly, with that mindset, you won’t get far.
If you choose to get on board, you need to accept the pace. You make money together, and you endure the drawdowns together. Either don’t get in from the start and spare yourself the struggle, or just stick to the plan without second-guessing everything along the way.

**Second, I don’t play games with my trades—what’s set is set.**
I’m never vague when it comes to trading. If I say we’re aiming to double in a week, then we stick to that, no changing plans halfway.
The market is always going to be volatile—normal pullbacks don’t mean the direction is wrong, and it doesn’t mean you’re stuck. People who really know what they’re doing understand how to wait and follow through.
But for many, the issue isn’t losing money, it’s their mindset—taking profits too early when there’s a small gain, questioning everything when there’s a small dip, constantly worrying, “Am I going to get stuck? Should I bail?”
Honestly, it’s not about whether I can lead you or not—it’s that this market just isn’t for you.

**Third, you don’t need to stare at the candlesticks and guess the direction.**
If you’re following me, there’s only one requirement: just follow the plan.
Don’t spend all day analyzing random indicators, and don’t let your emotions control you. Trading is about systematic execution, not guessing.
Don’t expect answers in a day or two—wait for a full week, let the cycle play out, and the results will speak for themselves. The market rewards execution, but it will punish those who hesitate and waver.

—So, if you’re in, remember these three rules: trust fully, don’t ask, and look at the results. Leave the rest to the market and time.